Pottery

It’s said, that failure is the best teacher and as  someone who is constantly experimenting in the  studio and consequently […]

As I reflect on my weekend trip to New York, processing the deeply insightful conversations with woodfiring artists as well

My clay journey has always been guided by the desire to make aesthetically pleasing pots grounded in functionality. Apart from

As we said our goodbyes, gave each other tight hugs and set our sights towards home, I couldn’t help but

In the past few days,  reading all the beautiful tributes that have been pouring out about John Neely, from his

I feel very grateful to have been blessed with some really amazing clay friends and Gaye Lynn and Michael Hodgson

Very early in my clay journey, seeing my obsession with carving,  my mentor predicted that one day, my working with

At dinner my husband asked me about my day in the studio and what I had been up to. My

After holding out for so long, I finally gave in and did my first charcoal, saggar firing in my electric

Yesterday when I wrote about growing pains, I was  metaphorically speaking, however today the pain is very real. After five